The Spanish newspaper 'AS' revealed the full details of the Brazilian star Vinicius Junior's new contract with Real Madrid, which extends until 2030 and includes a significant financial leap that confirms his status as a key player in the royal team's project.

According to the newspaper, Vinicius will earn approximately 100 million euros net over five years from 2025 to 2030, with an average annual salary of 20 million euros, making him the highest-paid player in the team, surpassing Kylian Mbappe, who earns 15 million annually.

This contract represents the third renewal for the Brazilian star with Real Madrid, following his first contract in 2017 at the age of 17, and then the first renewal in 2022. The current contract extends only until 2030 at the request of his agent, who prefers short contracts to ensure the player's future flexibility.

The contract also includes significant financial incentives for achievements, such as the number of goals scored, and winning the Ballon d'Or or The Best award, which previously granted Vinicius a bonus of two million euros.

Notably, the terms of the new contract began to apply from the moment of signing, not from the end of the previous contract in 2027, meaning that Vinicius has started receiving his new salary from this season.

Despite receiving a massive offer from Saudi Arabia worth one billion euros for five years, Vinicius rejected the move, preferring to continue with Real Madrid, which is betting on him alongside Mbappe and Bellingham as pillars of its sports project for the upcoming period.